Motion Blur Artifacts when Changing Cameras

[charles_messenger]

Im having an issue with artifacts from using motion blur for camera animations. In the timeline if I animate a camera and then switch to another camera, the motion blur is processed using the last frame of the previous camera. Is there a way to stop the MB processing at the end of each camera?

[npg]

This is a known issue. We will fix it at some point, at least for animations created in the Vantage editor (harder to detect cuts with an animation coming from a vrscene file). Until then, I think the workaround is to use the render queue and render each camera frame range as a separate job in the queue - this should prevent motion from "leaking" between cuts.

[charles_messenger]

This is a known issue. We will fix it at some point, at least for animations created in the Vantage editor (harder to detect cuts with an animation coming from a vrscene file). Until then, I think the workaround is to use the render queue and render each camera frame range as a separate job in the queue - this should prevent motion from "leaking" between cuts.

Yes this is with the Vantage timeline editor. To do the seperate jobs in the queue is it correct that I can only use a single timeline? I have to create the animation with ALL the clips I want, not create a clip, add to queue and then change the clip in the timeline and add the next one?

[Alexander.Atanasov]

Hi Charles,

I have to create the animation with ALL the clips I want

Yes, create your entire animation in the timeline and then do a series of batch sequence renderings with different frame ranges. You can set the Time display mode to Frames so that you can better see the exact frame number instead of seconds.

Best regards,
Alexander